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Support & Troubleshooting Desk

Welcome to the OpticLink Pro support hub. Since all connections occur locally on your machine, most issues are related to local network routing, camera passwords, or protocol accessibility. Check our quick guides below or send a request to our support team.

Troubleshooting Guides

1. Stream Connection Errors (RTSP / ONVIF)

If you see a black screen or connection drop, check the following:

  • Camera Accounts: Most cameras (such as Tapo, VIGI, Wyze) require you to create a specific "Camera Account" username and password for local streaming inside their mobile app. This is separate from your cloud login.
  • IP Address Verification: Verify your camera's local IP address in your router or mobile app (e.g. 192.168.1.50). Cameras can change IPs upon reboot unless assigned a "DHCP Reservation" / "Static IP".
  • ONVIF Ports: Standard ONVIF ports are usually 80, 888, or 8080. If the app cannot scan PTZ capability, check your camera model in our universal database.

2. Microphone & 2-Way Intercom

If the microphone talk-back intercom is not transmitting audio:

  • Confirm that Windows microphone permissions are granted for OpticLink Pro.
  • Verify your camera supports RTSP/ONVIF backchannel voice audio (available on compatible hardware models).

3. Universal Streaming Server Setup

If you cannot stream your cameras to your TV or PC browser:

  • Ensure both devices are connected to the exact same Wi-Fi or wired network.
  • Make sure your Windows Firewall is not blocking the application's local port broadcasting.

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